Persela Lamongan

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Persela Lamongan

Full name	Persatuan Sepak Bola Lamongan
Nickname(s)	Laskar Joko Tingkir[1][2]
Founded	18 April 1967[2]
Ground	Surajaya Stadium[2] Lamongan, Indonesia (Capacity: 15,000[2])
Manager	Masfuk
Coach	Subangkit
League	Indonesia Super League
2009-10	Indonesia Super League, 14th
Home colours Away colours
Current season

Persela, an acronym for Persatuan Sepak Bola Lamongan is an association football club based in Lamongan, Indonesia. In media, the tautologyPersela Lamongan is often used. Currently the club plays in Indonesia Super League, the top flight football league in the country.

Although it has been established since 18 April 1967, Persela just started to show its existence in 2003, nine years after the national football competition entered the professional era in 1994. Before 2003, Persela used to play in the lower divisions (first or second division in Liga Indonesia). However, since 2003 the club consistently showed its ability to perform good in the competitions and was promoted into higher levels until finally reach the Super League.

Persela original crest

[edit]Current squad

Last updated 8 Oktober 2010.

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player 1 GK I Komang Putra 2 MF Zainal Arifin 4 DF Charis Yulianto 5 DF Taufiq Kasrun 15 DF Fabiano 19 MF Jimmy Suparno 20 DF M Zainal Abidin 24 DF F.X. Yanuar Wahyu 33 FW Ahn Hyo-Yeon 44 MF I Gede Sukadana Pratama

No. Position Player 65 DF Andrew Baskoro DF Jaenal Ichwan DF Slamet Junaidi DF Hendro Siswanto 22 MF Slamet Riyadi MF Fery Ariawan FW Emaleu Serge FW Mustafic Fahrudin FW Ridouane Barkaoui

Persipura Jayapura

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Persipura Jayapura

Full name	Persatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Jayapura
Nickname(s)	Mutiara Hitam[1] (The Black Pearls)
Founded	1963
Ground	Mandala Stadium[1] Jayapura, Indonesia (Capacity: 30.000[1])
Manager	Jacksen F. Tiago
League	Indonesia Super League
2009-10	2nd
Home colours Away colours
Current season

Persipura, an acronym for Persatuan Sepak Bola Indonesia Jayapura is a professional football club based in Jayapura, Papua, Indonesia. Thetautology Persipura Jayapura is often used in local media.

The team nickname is "The Black Pearls" or Mutiara Hitam. Persipura competes in the top division in Indonesian football. Persipura's stadium is known as the Mandala Stadium, which has a capacity of over 25,000 fans. The stadium is located near Dok 5 beach. The stadium has a beautiful view and is close to the local fishing village. To the east is scenic Cyclops Mountains.

In Indonesia's second division, Persipura Jayapura were crowned champion in the 1979 and 1993 seasons. Despite his success, the team was still not able to appear competitive on the national football stage, until they succeeded in winning the top flight in 2005.

Entering the era of professional football with beginning of the Super League in the 2008–09 season, the team from Papua shows the trappings of a successful team. That, coupled with the improved appearance of several local players coached, supported the presence of qualified foreign players.

Predictably, the current squad led by coach Jacksen F. Tiago of Brazil was able to continue this success, more recently culminating in a Super League title.

Contents  [hide] 1 Stadium 2 IFFHS World Club Ranking 3 Coaches 4 Squad 5 Notable former players 5.1 South America 5.2 Asia 5.3 Africa 5.4 Local Player 6 All time top scorer 7 Achievements & honors 8 Footnotes

[edit]Stadium

Persipura Jayapura use Mandala Stadium as their home field. The stadium has a capacity of around 30,000 seats and still being renovated for 50,000 seat capacity. Mandala Stadium located in downtown Jayapura around Dok V, near the mouth of Humboldt Bay (otherwise known as Teluk Jayapura). The stadium is located approximately 40 kilometers (25 miles) from Sentani Airport.

[edit]IFFHS World Club Ranking

Source: IFHHS Last updated: 1st December 2009 - 29th November 2010

295   Clube Desportivo Primeiro de Agosto

295   FC Arsenal Kyiv

295   The New Saints F.C.

295   Persipura Jayapura

295   Lautoka F.C.

295   FC Unirea Urziceni

[edit]Coaches

Year	Manager
2005	Rahmad Darmawan
2006	Antonio Gonzaga Netto
2006	Mettu Duaramuri
2007	Ivan Kolev
2007	Irfan Bakti Abu Salim
2007-08	Raja Isa
2008–	Jacksen F. Tiago

Bold is winning manager of Indonesian League

[edit]Squad

See also: Persipura U-21

Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player 1 GK Yoo Jae-Hun 4 DF Ricardo Salampessy 5 DF Steven Hendambo 6 MF David Laly 7 MF Stevie Bonsapia 8 MF David Christian Uron 9 FW Rahmat Rivai 10 MF Zah Rahan Krangar 11 MF Imanuel Wanggai 13 MF Ian Kabes [2] 14 DF Sinyo Sapulette 15 MF Gerald Pangkali 16 MF Gabriel Duaramuri

No. Position Player 17 MF Yohanis Tjoe 18 MF Moses Banggo 20 GK Ferdiansyah 21 FW Yustinus Pae 23 DF Hamka Hamzah 25 FW Titus Bonay 26 MF Ortizan Solossa 30 GK Eki Sabilillah 32 DF Victor Igbonefo 33 FW Lukas Mandowen 43 DF Marco Kabiay 45 DF Bio Paulin 86 FW Boaz Solossa (captain)

Yoo Jae-Hun Ricardo Victor Bio Paulin Gerald Zah Rahan Ian Kabes Boaz Solossa Ortizan.S Yustinus Pae Rahmat Rivai

Persipura Jayapura's Starting 11 in their 3-4-1-2 Formation

[edit]Notable former players

[edit]South America

•  Adrian Trinidad
•  David Da Rocha
•  Beto

[edit]Asia

•  Matthew Mayora
•  Tang Tian
•  Qu Cheng
•  Kim Jong-Kyung

[edit]Africa

•  Eric Mabenga
•  Ernest Jeremiah

[edit]Local Player

•  Jack Komboy
•  Erol Iba
•  Yandri Pitoy
•  K.K. Fingkreuw
•  Eduard Ivakdalam
•  Edison Ames
•  John Scarlet (Rest in peace)
•  Christian Warobay
•  Heru Nerly

[edit]All time top scorer

Year	Player	Caps	Goals
2005–present	Boaz Theofilius Erwin Solossa	82	71
2007-2010	Alberto Gonçalves Da Costa	74	61
1994–2010	Eduard Ivakdalam	300	51
2008–2009	Ernest Jeremiah Chukwuma	29	15
2005–present	Ian Louis Kabes	80	14

[edit]Achievements & honors

• Perserikatan

• Runner Up (1): 1980

• Liga Indonesia

• Winners (1): 2005

• Indonesia Super League

• Winners (1): 2009
• Runner Up (1): 2010

• Piala Indonesia

• Runners Up (3): 2006 , 2007 , 2009

• Indonesian Community Shield

• Winners (1): 2009